DEHRADUN: A study on impact of climate change in five villages of Uttarakhand and three villages in Himachal Pradesh will be conducted by Mountain Forum Himalayas (MFH) made up of six NGOs each from the
Climate change study in tribal belt of Uttarakhand and HP
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Judgement of the Supreme Court of India regarding land acquisition by the state of Himachal Pradesh for construction of a road, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, 25/04/2018
Judgement of the Supreme Court of India in the matter of Shiv Singh & Others Vs State of Himachal Pradesh & Others dated 25/04/2018 regarding land acquisition proceedings initiated by the state
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High Court constitutes SIT in forest encroachment cases
Taking a serious note of forest encroachments, the HP High Court has constituted a three-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to evict those who had encroached more than 100 bighas.
The SIT will
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Hydropower generation waters down as reservoir levels dip
Hydropower generation in the country during April is nearly 20 per cent lower than planned , according to the latest data shared by the Ministry of Power.
The worst hit is the Northern region where
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Govt makes Manali’s green tax barrier permanent
MANALI: The green tax barrier of Manali, where all vehicles from outside Himachal Pradesh are required to pay fee to enter the town, will be made permanent. Earlier it was said the barrier was temporarily
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Storm over a storm: Govt, Metro issue advisories
NEW DELHI: With a number of government and local authorities issuing advisories and warnings over the weather conditions forecast for Tuesday, the regional Met office has asked people not to panic and
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Order of the Supreme Court of India regarding regarding unauthorized constructions in Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh, 09/05/2018
Order of the Supreme Court of India in the matter of In Re: The Indian Express and the Tribune Dated 2nd May 2018 Regarding Kasauli Incident dated 09/05/2018 regarding unauthorized constructions in
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Himachal: High Court gives one week to SIT to clear forest encroachment
The Himachal Pradesh High Court on Wednesday granted a week’s time to Special Investigation Team (SIT) to complete felling of the apple plants in the apple-belt of Shimla as part of a court-ordered drive
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HP approves amendments in hydro-policy to promote investment
The Himachal Pradesh government today approved amendments in the hydro-power policy with a view to reviving 737 stalled projects of 5,500MW capacity and attracting investors for new projects.
The state
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HP must wake up to climate change impacts: Experts
Shimla: As experts shared a stage to discuss impacts of climate change on mountain ecosystems, it emerged that it’s high time to come up with mitigation strategies to sustain livelihood of farmers in Himachal
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Drone mapping to curb illicit felling of trees
Drone mapping of its precious forest wealth could be the answer to Himachal’s problem of illicit felling of trees, with the trial in two wards of Shimla Municipal Corporation (SMC) proving to be successful.
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Stop pollution before bringing Beas water to Jalandhar: Seechewal
The recent report of water pollution reported from river Beas leading to the death of countless fishes and aquatic species in the river has raised serious concerns over the Asian Development Bank (ADB)-funded
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Soaring mercury sparks forest fires
As fires rage through pine forests, the Forest Department is hoping to combat the blaze with the help of pre-warning fire alerts for the next one week from the Forest Survey of India (FSI), a first of
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Fine not paid, 100 illegal stone crushers face closure
The government is likely to order the closure of about 40 stone crushers in Kangra district and 60 in other parts of the state. The closure is being ordered as stone crusher owners are not paying penalty
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No infection, still patients prescribed antibiotics: PGI study
CHANDIGARH: Patients coming to PGI’s emergency from Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh had been prescribed antibiotics despite having no infection that required such treatment, according to a study
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Tree cover lost to fire in Dharamsala
Flames raging for past three days | Tea gardens damaged | Strong winds add to woes
Raging forest fires around Dharamsala for the past three days have caused a huge tree cover loss, besides destroying
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Fire in Kasauli forests halts two trains
The helicopters lifted water from Sukhna lake and did a firefighting operation for hours till the ground staff were sure that there was no threat to the installations.
A MASSIVE forest fire that posed
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Shimla water crisis: lawyers abstain from courts
The Himachal Pradesh High Court Bar Association and a number of other social and political organisations on Monday came out in support of Shimla residents who are facing acute water crisis for more than
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Thirsting for water in Shimla
The accentuating water crisis in Shimla, with water being distributed only once in eight days in most localities, points to the failure of Shimla Municipal Corporation and the state government to comprehend
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The parched queen
The Queen of Hills is thirsty. Shimla faces a major shortage of water, much to the ire of the residents and the tourists who are making a beeline for one of the country’s most famous summer retreats.
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